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The Osceola times., 1887-01-29
4. N. Tucker & Son.
DEfLERS IN
FAMILY Groceries,
X US thf latest Novelties in t.o
and Shelf Gouhs.

Having u.t started i" Business
propose to keep the best il our In
that can be found in ia, Market. al
sell at prices that cannot fail t" ho
come popular with the consumers.
We will BE- found at .IoHN l.. DRI
vER's OLD STAND, corner Front All"
Merchant Streets.
Soliciting tie Dalr0a0qe 0f tie
ciH7eRS Of OSce0la QRd riciRify.
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Important 10 kupturrd
Persons.

The Excelsior Rupture Cure Mfg
Co., Of Ogdensburg, n. y, guaran-
tee to Cure any ease of rrd"cipie
Hernia with their Remedies.
THE RUPTURE PLASTER HEALING
COMPOUND.
This Treatment i. calors"i hv our
b., ....s- -...
geucrai pnh,c ;-~u. op..- t., ,.,
book on Rupture ur ask your drug
list for the Remedy.
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GALArIA, Ills. June slh 1851.
". d. AKIN 4 co Evansville, Ind:
Gentlemcn-sirs:
hs'e been selling Armis.
trnd's Agde Tonic for fur years and / can saw
il il the best Aguc and Fever Cure / ever ,old
have been selling Ague Medicines Tor fort,
years.
Yours respectfully.
$. HELLER, ". ID.
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ty to employ such labor, buy neces.
sary tools aud material and hire
teams as shall be necessary to keep
said roads aud bridges in repair, to
the extent Of the appropriation made
to his said road district and not more,
paying therefor the customary price
Of the country where such work is
done and purchases made. lie shall
keep in a well bound book . strict
and legible account of all articles
purchased by him, the date Of the
purchase, the price pain and from
whom purchased, Of all money re.
ceived by him, when received and
upon what account, aud also of all
teams hired and persons employed,
the names Of such persons, when and
how long employed aud at what
price, said book to be q County rec
ord and to be paid for out Of the
road fund.
SIC. 12. That each road over.
seer shall make Quarterly reports
and statements to the County Court
of all his Official transactions and
present to such Court his books and
vouchers for examination and ap.
proval and upon the approval by the
County Court Of the accounts Of such
ovcrscer, said Court shall make the
necessary allowance to all persons
whose claims shall he approved,
which allowances shall be paid out
eStho sosd fund Appropriated to bis
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so.sv. r.s GuEsRI.L,.

John 8, Mosby is = slight, bent, blonde
man. with . cold gray eye Containing NJ
r,ors sxpres.iou than a bows marble.
81. tsiks slowly. never asts excited, he
d,., MT know what iesr is He lov.s
nj, f,i,ads And hates his enemies and l,r
esrris. his'aght 10 the dssth. Az the
siose ot the wxr Horace Grossly wanted
Masby hasgsd. He dsuouncsd hun ~
su.rills Asd murder~r, and published
srtiols stt,r article calling upa the
Prssidsu. to hang him. NJ mby a 4 =.
thu meuas.,n,. and hs told me b. is.
tssasd 70 6ght- to the last. stieo. q, ant
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A click nanuiaeturins ar'n in Cal.
sutta, Iudia, has lately completed very
inlsnioss tins piece 10 the shape NJ an
eight dsy closk. swhiah ssrikss the Lour-
oa sisss. full-tossi gong end chimes
the qusrtsss ou eight belle In connoc.
ti.A With Vie clock there 10 perpetual
calendar which sivss che correct days Of
III ths T~ssioss nouths,, including the
tw~ssy mine days q February in the leap
year.
There is also q military procession
v,rhsd by the clock, representing various
branches Of the British army, consisting
of artillery, cavalry and infsatsy, and
the stsG ia review order. There 10 sl.o
sentry on duty who salutss dru,nm r.
who beats the drum. Aud baglsr who
raises the bugls 70 his mouth every few
minutes. All oi ths.s figures are ar.
ranged at the top u the dial.
There is Also = mnsical instrument,
which plays while the proceasion 10 march
iug in review.
Near the bottom Of the clock il placed
amilitary band which is concealed by q
curtain. and which 10 raised every hour
vhsu the music is playing and the pro-.
csssios ao,isg. and falls again imme'
diatsly altar the cloek he's struck and re.
mains drawn until the next honr.
The esss, made .st sbonized u,ahosssy,
h sspit six'iees high. thres feet sir in
chss vide, sad two feet sir inches deep,
highly orasmsntsd with brass trimming.
Ths sireles ON the dial to show minutes
hours, days Of nonth. etc, are engraved
and silvsred. The center and ,ides o
the dial are richly snsm-lsd. Al th,
sidsA al the csss ars massive bras. r
ssnsnssl handles and ornamental fret
work.
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Iold,y. The l1h lay Of January,
A. o. 1887.

.r q. much o. each psrcrl n will pay the
,mc mt nf ts1es d-ltrqasucy and 90. \ ssatust
u. viii b. sold b, me- ~ County r~A' sr~r and
w snfic,p Tar hsseiv~r N ~it .unsy VI tib-
IN, at 70 .'cl q Y "f SID dAs. u Ihe fross
Irr ~ the urt b - =, st The twn II Ptoshs.
iu ss.d c,uhty, " s.tt.fy sunh tescs dsitn.
1u 10Y sud co@ts seld ssiss wll b. made
.uajsc b., r,damption vithia sis sisntbs eitsr
hr s.s salt, b, payment VI I'll ths suAs
Assssaed ssstnst esch parcel. toSsthev WITH thrse
prc 9 nj = month thers,n froo the dst' VI
ssis until pad, n sccordsnce with shs pro.
v,d ,us VI aettioa 8 Ui An vt Of the Lest>t ;uss
- the -,ats Of Nevada, a'psvd AAfch lith.
'UA S.rtut Of 1895 p,es III.
n ,chs, Decsabes ., 1896
JOHN kOEn q.
County Treasurss and q utAcio Tag y cslvss
Il Liueoli County. svsis
Plo jHE.
oiute v Fee simple tiils 10 loi All i.n.
ces~m pta on Mea0oW Valley strS'; lots 10.
b sk as; slt,9 lots ~ M-a .nw Valley stsS I.
lofs u aud " block ~, slso y iu,sr.ss 10 10.
ia VI sd,w va''s- ttrssts ot Q. lrk ~. tsx
$50 u p n.,ty 8 % sdv "a. Total ~, ~
Dew \ mes Zee ~l.uplv title W = lH an !
Improvements IN 10 knnos stsrst; lot -.
picx ss. t.z VI u. psasity ttcfss siv w. tossl
sJ ~
rurtman Johnf state 'l-Fee smple uslr 0
uss and Improvements on liver Milo strs u
jo.s 20. ~ aad 20 Slocs !. tAS o. u. yssAity
isss1s ssv W tslAI " u.
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a FEHaLe CON roRrIOSssT.

The Genoa Courier publishes the fol
lowing; The other morning at . well.
known farm house in the valley the hired
man and two Of the farmers sons were
competing arduou,ly with each other on
the barn floor 10 ascertain who could put
oue VI his heels around his neck. The
boys said they had seen . man in .
circu put both HE heels around his neck
at onee. Strange, indssd. il they could
not get one around. So they hsavsd and
strained. and tho hired man heaved and
strs'usd b. accomplish the feat. Littls
did they keow that the hired girl vs.
watching the perf"rtnancs With breath
lsss interest tLroush q knot-hols in the
barn. A lew hours latsr the hired girl
wAs missing After yelling to her dosss
times with no rsspuu search was in
s''tnted. Sac was not 10 the house.
n.lther VA she ~ The barn. The search.
.ns party repaired To the milk hou.s.
rnis sss th. glrl. trAte % the avor,
with b,.tn hssls around her neck, and
utteri, unable tn get them loose. she
VAS so upset that she said she ~ouid
nave died before calling for help.
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Wy vIR1UL oTAk tRDlt OF SAIL list IL
10 out Of the tilth Judicisl District, iuurt. L.
sru for the vIunfy Of llncolt btstt Ct Nevada,
and 70 me dirccts-d AID asi,Stied, t6r : jucl.
ment feuassed IN esid Court Or ike otA dsy Of
Augusi, , A. b. 1sss, IN favor ef Afrtle he<apAtp.
Plaintiff, sDd Aksinst the hay fAwsr eissf
hipins Company and ths Mas hs~sr Mile aud
kiLire Claim, Defendsuts, for the kun 81 lsvsh
huncrfd and tix A-iCo tS7(6 A.iskl. kola cSiI
dollaSs, debt together with seventy i37bI Idoilafs
tax costs, end al Acctutne CTS 0 snd thstfttt,i
have levied on the follow lig property. .tU VIZ,
That certain mine or n4inipv tlriA ktGwn -
and called BY the napue Of the hss dos er AtLe
and Ninius Oisim, situate y ing and beiIe u
Bristol Mining District, Liiccln County
STATE Of Nevada, and duly recorded In the 4 II.
tnu kecords Of said Mining District, cunsailtLg
eight huudrsd linear feet on SAID ledge q lUus,
toasshcr with the sppurteparces theietl lslopg
ing. and n the sishts and privilege Lsz'aiAi
theseeo.
Notice NJ hasssy sivsa that On
saturday. shs 9Th dsy 81 octels~r.
A. y. isss, at II o'cloel n. Of that dsy.I VII
cell I'll The FigAt title and interest Of Hsid Nay.
aoWer Silver Mining Company IN AID 70 tie
ebove AsscStbsd property, snd the ssid Msy.
aoves Nine spd Mining claim. Ct the fsopt dcor
u the Cpurs-houss IN Piochs. l.iLcoln county
Btate ul HeynAs, d public sucttoG. for eskh N
hAnA. 10 the highest and bss bidder, " sAAisfy
nd juAgnsat aud dscres and sll costs, and IN
ssis.td. or. SHERWOOD. ehsfis.
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NJ oT1CH 10 1KnEDr GIVEN THAT AtPLl.
~ cATloH1eR ps1sets foe Town Lets. -
Sinning st pest nAyksd No. I. sE coxSs
& ~ 3swl u Dsistol, Tksece D sAtnsgsl
nsan1snt 10. bssrs 73h deUsss : 1ssks
~; D . ninseal mennmsnt Nos stsn4tb9 q
~ nogtAsast eugns q kixth nod Main stlsttb,
b he Town es uststsi. sesss y Nh degzsts
IN essrps, ION degrees y 500 Ssst
poss 0asbsa No. >, corner Town ci ertstol
tAsaes. - eeasss. y leb dserss 1870 fsst
70 yeet nss1e4 10. .. NV cortsr Tosn ot frs.
toll sAsncs, = eourve, 81 d. essss asa
iest y pesS nasssd 10. I, ~ csste. Te~S ~
Hsistel anA thsaes. eth eosree . lsh tssSsss
selc ~ - psst Ne. ths piscs q hsst nis i
eoAtassipS one huAdEad and silty sciss. - t<s
ile ~ feWnslts ~ Dsissol LincOlr Ctutty
otSos 81 Hsvsde ,Aust ~ nate 10 the rl1ts
sieDed % q bsfess the iith day Of Fehvasry
AID lse1, ss - fersvsr halsed uss cos.rtis
LxWa u Ire otste Of NsyadAs .. 40. ~.
ssties ~. ~ sp9ssvs1 Isbssafy M. ~
Ayplleetlsn nas1 - olsd MI 1. !. bl1l
en1y NV,
sa,s-s - 0sdSSsss1es aos1
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MoehAn xllen-Tne GnnIA nt4ha n a la -
inp1oys0sats o. 1ssio0 vsi,sv ssssss. q, r.
bloch as. m a n. n~sai<v ~. ~ n. ss1.i
q -
Nysrs "a Bru ~ s-,,. t,s,. IN Ia =.
McCnnnon sarvt; i, q blocs g: ~ i Ia -
tiochs stspes; iot 9, biloxi i:sisc ~ o. Piosss
street.; - e. sIosI !; siso ios % Hsin sissss;
toisl 81 o.. y ~
O'N,il Jsha -R.s ~x..rl. t,s,> A. /, Ia -
lrmproverssuV. m NsSSuc tsssv SrSset, lot 4
blosk aS. ~ ma. nrnsltv 7osS. M Al. ~
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ssundsn = nn-gss uuvie utA u lot =
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II. Il sad q. III ~ =. ~ a n. ss.si,v n
tdv q; eoesi = n -
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Abbott u SSf.ssssc.a e!alA = y spsssSf
~ = sssk,.s.ih; savsso. rse-sN -
. NAV 4 -sos..ssss -. sss lo. ~ less.
" U.t.eol. esSssss eoss, VI y. ajsee %; eaee
x, Ss = ssc J. ..;sss - = sfisssa ssps = go; ios
d.uc.; las 5, block s. ssS . Is. Daaai-y s9c1s.
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Ths next bisssst TOOL 10 the world |,
the oss. ~he ssnds . lasx article si.n-d
"Cisissn" b the psprr. and ez, sct. IL,
- y rrsstsd. ,Ths writer Of thi. i. Vi
ways glad and hsppy htcsus. hs know.
shss he y . fool and does uos Try - con.
ssAl ths ises, al oshsr pFopls imas,c.
SAsy. are snarssr Or morv h~susiful than
sssis ssashhss. and TINS they are n,issr
~ essssss tssis ssighbsss dos't sgsss
Wtah Shan.
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pELrsQUINT LIST or PROPERTY rOU
TIE YEAR 1885. LINCOLN COUNTY
NEVADA.

Notice 10 hereby given to thass whom u may
concern and . tue I llow.ng named parsons
a 10 ali vnen Ut. or clsimauss %, the real
meuts v heu As~srscd sepsntsiy, hseeiuafssr
deser,bsd, known ~ antnown That the taxss
fpr Btat.. sni County, pup 'eea for the yrsr
A. u. Wes assr~sed AsAinst the following d.
.crioed pisess OF parcels VI pr parry AFs q -
ieliaQue,s; thA ten per csut p ns'ty aud Two
ioIisir, 500, cost H AdvsgSising. Ass b,en
ai ed In e.ch cs~,. and hat sny pisc- oe psrcel
Il proper upon shish eli tsx =, penalty and
cost. - Atl rsuisin un. aid on
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Dy vlRrUE OF An ORDER OF SALE
o lssusd ous Of The Justics Coast Of P.0chs
tYSf.shiis, uousty u Llncslns atsss u Nsvads.
...d g. ma dlssceed and dsltvesed por o1x sevssai
aissneats seuissSa N ssad Oourt Ve shs ssvsn.
s-nth ..Ay.m " russfs \. D. ls1S. aUAinsl th-
.iapaoiss. sad IN fssSs q MtcAusioh. fJs ths
an " swo napds'4 and tairty nve 75-l,E
.2ss ,kisJ Ioiiass, Uuitsd atstss gold oufn
+. oi-rsf .nsrson u ths rats Of cen ~. cenr
, ,u :, fh' ssy-1teenth day Of FeUra
3 u sssS .ic c.ists snd scsruiuy co.s..
j. IL Ualssd sta'ss sSld ovtu. cod aIs, f,r
I'd, ne ut rendered 10 ssid Uouft % che seyss.
ssus, day Of vsbfuafy, =. y. l6es III favor o.
!, Qnilics Aaa Asatnst the ssid Nay aowsf Miu-,
.tVSsa Mine, ONO mine aud Com paaiss, for ~
lum VI one hundred and ssve1ty -four (SiTi,
1oliars. Unitsa otstss gold ootn, with iuterrs,
,Asss0n u the ,ete Of tim per cent pss Aunum
iFua ths ssssntsenth day of gsbeuary, .
iAo sith c0st1 and sccfniag costs. I'll IN
Unitsd Stats scs: coin; cod. also. for iuds.
~ 81 vsbrussy. 4. y. iss5. u favor Of :. n.
ouais and AgAanst the aid xsyav~sr N,ns.
conasg MlnA, Ohio hins and Con 3nnies fog ~
sum VI foay.swo sud 70 i00 tt41 Shi0oI doil n.
0nl1ed aestas gold coin. wtsh inssrsst theeeon q
:eysssssssa aay d fsSsssr,. =. B. - - ~ -
costs aud sccrutns cossss sslltn usissd utn1su ~
coin; and, also. for . jslsnent reuaessd 10 ~
Court On the asvsateenth day Of February "A. d.
.ess In fevos o. Eli Church end sesinst ths
add MAyaowsr nirs. comat Nine. 0hio Mins
aud ths oenpaniss for the cum of one huudred
snd nlncty.ons and so-ioV lelSt Slluo) dolisss,
Uritsd etstss Gold coan. ufth inesssss shsfpCS
Il tho sass Of tsn pGs csnt ~ aanum frun1 ~
ssvsatsssth daz g Stsru.v, D.leN. vtth
eoid coln; and. .slSs. fJr judsmsns rendsrsd N
ssid Oourton The sevenissnth day Of February, A
1881, In favor 0f a. GAudstts AMI sasinsf tb,
said Msyhower Mine, Comet Mine, and Oaio
Nine and uompsutss Tor she sum Of two hun.
ared aud len .32iol dollars. UnitsA ssAsss gold
oent pr auousn from the seventssoth dsy of
pehSuAxy. 4. .. 1858. With Gusts aud ssscrui II
sosis, I'll n Unit ssstcs gola coiu; an l. ii -,
for judgement rendered IN fevor Of vi "a y,
asd "a az q, 70.
huudFsd epa sixsylo lelsll dollars. United
States gold coin. With tnfssnst thsrson q the
rats Of Ven per csnt per annun from shs seven.
ssenth dag Of February. D. tess tsCsshar
s s = sS ssa g 10 H. ass' g q s ss
lsss, Unitsd States euld coin. I hsvs thia
twenty .4ighsh day Of April. 4, D. 1888. levied
upoa following descstosd cropsrty. T. Wit.
Ths dtsc!ip.aon snd eoanA.siss q ~ psop.
&. ssss .oa e e sa :s's s,s II: .s e. Y .n .:
IL q %. bs as.. .tsinsd from the comp lsini
Hiss q Loas. eoa1r!sins eight huaassd iSc6j
Srsa iiSOI "a sash w % ssid lssd or iod. Ii
.e.s " Ia ciaim snd ioc.ssS h .ssss e
l S;,"cs,cn iron ~ mine knovn a. ~ ~.
ss,i, ssoas I nile on tho ssoond ridge s.usS
| Hss,s- nistrict. Linooin Uouptv. gtsts ~ ~
| ."1s ~ n,ors,tv n dsssnd dsnts ssrsir sos.sSs.
| M ~ snnrrts.snocs thsrsustc hsioss ~ !.
"a | ii s,iyi{,ess pesssiains thsssso. .AISs Is,
Comet Nine or iode, conpriaing sieht huudreS
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A grct'emsn who has just returned
from Germany says that thsrs is q yo'o
'oipt and bad point about German
coffee, The good point is that it o.u.
t.ns c,ieory; TIE bad poiut Is that 1t
,ihtsir- nc coffee.
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Tho death is announesd by an English
papsr, Of Miss Natilds John~.n u BaI,,n
glass. 81 the pst'iarcbsl ags Of our hun.
arsd snd Eve. Mis- Jnhs.ons ~libaey
Wa due 10 love disapp 'intus"t in -arl,
lie. In l7sS she wss spg-gsd to An ofB.
Ger. Who died, and, r.fusing eli other
oasn. shs ksps his memory greco 70,
nssrly ninety yssrs. She was v.ry in.
arn, but her faculsiss wsrs apimpAirsd
when shs del.
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Nyor,cs n NANNY a,yrr That prr.
- :.:es a. = Y ~ @satsor,sy vested in n,e ~ ,.s
S,,s1.s s;ivs, Sss... 70 co.,''s eusa =. ~ s.s
~ S.snssah 1lav ,s1 !1S Ipsles2 ne tesng
- - snas iss1. ~. a1d rtccsdsd - LlIssin
= ~ rsss. s' ascosussl ln ~. rse@ ~
n ~ ,.sSse.s ~" DrsS ~ ssss s.s w ~ ~
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y. n -, s.s.zs =. ~ y ssasss'' L'n
's'~ " uA's' "essos' y. 10
Esghsh aay - uspS ,ahss, Ass,
A. s'eloel ,. H.. The prup<rty mentioned N
5eecyibea n tnid Truee OesA. a 70 ous.
thsrsof 9 may s. pecs1orr 10 nv "a inier.
Mi sSa Hschinssy, Hi,isiss. Gos,sis. ! tossSiss
nssss, bsrn. 1sssy O1scs, EiseHs.iiS sSss.
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veae sess. . - IA koaAn Of Jo0 .ssl -.
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All persons hs ving busiuess nth this once are
requested to address the sscoRp fusInaiHa
OoNpAuy. W have no suSuOi iEs'' +serts.
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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-04-28
Newspapers in 1887.

Geo. T. .,Rowell & Co., of New York,
will issue OIL Monday, May End, the
Nineteenth Annual edition of their
standard publication, the "American
Newspaper Directory"
The new volume contains an exhaus-
tive list of all Glass Publications so
admirably arranged that any one of the
three thousand papers represented
there can he readily referred to and all
important facts concerning it, together
with its circulation rating, easily OBJ
tanned.
The Newspaper Directory will be
used principally by Publishers, Adver-
tisers and Advertising Agents, but the
vast fund of information it contains
makes it valuable to persons of almost
every trade and profession. AS a
Gazetteer alone it is we'll worth the
price charged, $500, for it fully de-
scribes every town in which news
paper is issued, and few people care to
know about any place where one is not.
The number of papers published in
the United States, Territories (includ-
ing Alaska) and Canada Is put at 15,-
420; an increase of 5S1 in one year.
The growth of newspapers in some of
the Western States would be matter
of wonder, lift were not that this year
is no exception to the rule. In Kansas
the increase is 80 and in Nebraska GA;
while the Keystone State shows
smaller advance of 35 and the Buckeye
State of 80. Pennsylvania exhibits the
largest increase in dailies, II; Kansas in
weeklies, 81, and New York in month
lies, AZ. Seven States show decrease:
the most prominent instances being
New Hampshire and Virginia, six each.
The whole volume shows that great
care has been taken to sustain its repu-
tation as the most comprehensive work
of the kind yet published, and to insure
accuracy in every detail. Anything
less than complete compendium of
American newspapers and periodicals
would surprise those who are familiar
with the former efforts of this firm,
who are so we'll known as the Oldest,
largest and best known of all the
American Advertising Agencies.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-04-28
A FRIGHTFUL WRECK ON THE
N. II. r.
Six Men Killed Outright and Eigh-
teen More Mangled SO Badly That
Many will die-I'ocating the
Blame.

SPOKANE FALLS, w. T., April a.
1t has just been learned that on Thurs
day afternoon, between 8 and o'clock,
terrible accident occurred on the Cas-
cade division of the Northren Pacific
R., four miles beyond Chelum. A west
bound train, pushing flat car loaded
with laborers, was going around curve
leading to @ trestle, at a good rate of
speed, whenit ran into an engine which
was running east, backing up. The flat
Car passed half way through the tender
of the light engine and the other end
crushed up against the pilot of the west
bound train, on which were two men.
The unfortunate men were crushed to a
pulp. The light engine was knocked
eighty feet. Five men were killed out
right and one has since died. The in
jured number eighteen. All of the ply
sic!ans of Ellensburg were Immediately
sent to the scene by a special train, and
have been rendering all the service pos
sible. The accident was the fault of one
of the trains's crew neglecting to flag as
ordered. The dead and injured were
brought to Chelum Thursday.
District Attorney Sawely has gone to
the scene of the accident to make a
thorough examination.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-04-28
Bad Gunnery and Seamanship Enable
an Audacious Skipper to show
Canadian Cruiser a Clean
Pair of Heels.

OTTAWA, ONT, April 24.-The De
partment Of Fisheries have to-daysre
ceived information from St. John, IN
b., from the commander of the Cana
dian cruiser Vigilant, in which he gives
his particulars of an attempt which he
made on the Goth to seize the Ameri-
can fishing schooner Hattie Maud, of
Grand Manan.
1t seems that the Vigilant was cruis-
ing in shore when information was re-
ceived that a fleet of fishing vessels
from Gloucester were preparing to fish
within the three-mile limit, few miles
down. Sail was hastily made, and
when after making about six miles the
American vessels were seen.
The Vigilant tackled and ran out to
sea so as to come in ON the outside of
the trespassing fishermen. The Vigil
lant must have been seen as soon as she
had herself sighted the offenders, for
the fishermen at once put up sail and
left, the Hattie Maude being the last to
start, and evidently waiting for the
cruiser, which ran up within fifty yards
of the Massachusetts boat before she
hoisted sail and prepared to leave.
The Vigilant fired blank shot, which
had no effect. AS the Yankee vessel
was gaining ground, solid shot was
fired over her, striking some fifteen
yards beyond. This in its turn was
paid no attention to, and the comman-
der of the Vigilant then trained his
guns upon the flying schooner, which
was nearly half mile to the front,
scudding along before strong breeze.
Several shots were fired, but without
effect, and the commander of the Vigi-
liant, seeing his prey getting away from
him, ordered sail up and prepared to
run the daring fishermen down.
Just about this time the foretop-mast
of the Vigilant was carried away, and
the chase had to be abandoned.
The Hattie Maud continued its way
toward Eastport.
II is reported that great many fish
ing vessels are about the Bay of Fundy
looking for bait, and in many instances
buying it. Another cruiser will be dis
patched at an early day to aid the
Vigilant in watching them.